So on the whole, I reckoned I'd beaten the quartz watch and I didn't want to exploit that. I didn't want to offend the Swiss and I've always been very, very careful not to be victorious in anything. It doesn't do and it doesn't help and nobody likes it, so I've always played it very coolly. As a matter of fact, in my autobiography there is an imprint of a bird with an olive branch in its beak and it says underneath Daniels, and that's my actual cipher. There is a book with all these ciphers in, you look up your name and if you've been lucky enough to be born with a name that was known at the time this was written, and I've always behaved like that. I always offer an olive branch and I never fight, I never argue, I never want to be best. It's always best just to stay back a little and let people think - let others think what they want to. And so I was careful not to brag about this quartz performance I had produced, I knew it wouldn't do any good.